Documenting a couple Prefigure best practice tips I received from David Austin here:
- PreTeXt HTML is 600 pixels wide, so if you're planning a diagram to sit inside an #image with @width="100%", you can set @Dimensions="(600, ...)" in your PreFigure source. Likewise, @width="50%" works well with @Dimensions="(300, ...)" and so on. This will ensure the label size matches the surrounding text
-It is preferable for points to sit on top of the diagram so that, say, a triangle will be painted first before its vertices. I think this reduces some visual clutter and is particularly important in tactile diagrams, where the outlining of the triangle could easily hide a vertex.
I haven't yet searched through to see how many things need to be changed in these ways.
Documenting a couple Prefigure best practice tips I received from David Austin here:
-It is preferable for points to sit on top of the diagram so that, say, a triangle will be painted first before its vertices. I think this reduces some visual clutter and is particularly important in tactile diagrams, where the outlining of the triangle could easily hide a vertex.
I haven't yet searched through to see how many things need to be changed in these ways.